After a day of rumors about a new Apple device with mega-storage capabilities, Cupertino has confirmed that it is rolling out a 128GB version of the fourth generation iPad with Retina display.
Apple introduced its 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro back in June, leaving Mac fans wondering when the 13-inch iteration of the wildly popular ‘Book would get the same Retina treatment.
One of the primary differences between low-cost Android tablets designed in China and Apple's flagship iPad is the resolution capabilities of the display.
Apple's slick new iPad boasts an eye-popping Retina display that MacBook owners can only envy from afar - at least for now. Fortunately, all of that might change sooner rather than later.
Apple has sent out official invites for a media event that will be held next Wednesday, March 7, in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts at 10 a.m. Pacific time.
Apple wants to dazzle your mind - and your eyes - when it introduces the iPad 3 some time next year, but the question is whether its component suppliers are up to the task.
Apple recently confirmed that it is allocating approximately $4 billion dollars for "inventory component prepayments and capital expenditures." Analysts are betting the cash will be spent on revamped display technology and in particular, retina display technology.
The iPhone 4 was released into the wild, only to find itself amidst a host of avid fans and critics. Maybe it doesn't matter that it had problems. Maybe that's part of the plan.
Apple has redefined the mobile experience with its next-gen iPhone 4. The sleek device - which is only 9.3mm thick - features a 960x640 display and an 800:1 contrast ratio.
